Despite his bold request in the previous verse, Arjuna immediately frames it with profound humility. He addresses Krishna as Prabhū (Master) and Yogeśvara (Master of all mystic powers). He says: Only if You think and consider (manyase yadi) that it is actually possible or within my capacity (tac chakyaṃ) for me to see it (mayā draṣṭum iti). If You deem me qualified, then please (tato), O Lord, reveal and show to me (me tvaṃ darśaya) Your imperishable, unlimited universal Self (ātmānam avyayam).